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THBCHICKENSCRATCH, Fast Food Earrings
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About Auction
TimedOct 12, 2021 - Nov 6, 2021
The Attleboro Arts Museum involves audiences of all ages and backgrounds in the visual arts through diverse educational programs and engaging arts experiences. Our core commitment is to "Arts for Everyone.” Attleboro Arts Museum office@attleboroartsmuseum.org
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Lot #639CHICKENSCRATCH
Fast Food EarringsMixed media1.25" x 1"$95
Donated by Susan Rovaldi
The "Fast Food Earrings" are made from base metals (brass, copper, nickel silver, and sterling silver) sheet and wire that is hand cut and manipulated. The most important aspect of CHICKENSCRATCH jewelry is the imagery; narrative themes based upon fables, play on words and the artist's observations. This set of "Fast Food Earrings" has movable elements; free swinging legs holding forks. It is this kinetic facet that gives the piece its charm and character. The ear wires are either sterling silver or gold-filled.
CHICKENSCRATCH is a Studio Jewelry Company founded in 1988 by the husband and wife team of Lisa and Scott Cylinder. They met while studying Jewelry and Metalsmithing at Tyler School of Art in Philadelphia. The Cylinder's decided to pool their respective knowledge and expertise to create a sophisticated, intelligent and fun line of jewelry. Both artists design and create the work in their Maine Studio (the Wedge) and pride themselves on a high degree of creativity and craftsmanship.
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Height: 1.25 inWidth: 1.00 in - Shipping Info
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